Wiere the splendour of Carpet Bedding is desired to he in perfection these must be used. 
HEBNIARIA GLABBA— The darkest green 
of all the carpet bedding plants ; very neat close 
growth ; certainly one of the best plants for this 
purpose that we have. 6d. each ; 4s per dozen ; 
20s. per 100. Cuttings, by post, 5s. per 100. 
LEPTINELtiA SCABIOSA — Is considered 
the best green carpet bedding plant of the 
season. Its foliage is very fern-like, produced in 
the most lovely and dense manner ; quite an 
acquisition. 6c?. each ; 5s. per dozen. Hooted 
cuttings, by po.st, 8s. jier 100. 
MENTHA PUUEGIUM GIBBALTABICUM 
— Although a dwarf dense green growing plant, 
it is wonderfully effective when surrounded with 
brighter colours. 2s. 6d. per dozen ; 12s. j>er 
100. Booted cuttings, by post, 5s. per 100 
PYBETHBUM TCHIHATCHBWI — Ycry 
dwarf moss-like growing plant ; is remarkable for 
standing very dry weather, will glow in any soil 
much faster than Cerastiwni tomentosu'in, and 
completely spreads in one season ; it is very 
suitable for edging purposes, for covering walls, 
and carpet bedding. 6c?. each ; 4s. per dozen. 
Cuttings, by post, 5s. per 100. 
SEDUM GLAUCUM — Light blue-green ; for 
covering mounds of earth and margins of beds it 
is most useful, particularly in dry situations. 
Can be supplied cheap in any cpiantities. 6rf. 
each ; 6s. per 100 from ground 
SEDUM LYDIUM — A different tint of green, 
never e.xceeding more than 3 inches high. 2s. 6c?. 
per dozen. Rooted little plants, 5s. per lOOj 
VERONICA REPENS — Another tint of pea- 
green, and in every way similar in growth. All 
these are of easy culture and quick growth : nevci- 
niore than an inch high, and very effective. 
2s. 6c?. per dozen ; 14s. per 100 
SUMMER IeDDING flOWERING flANTS. 
AGATH.®A CCBLESTIS VARIEGATA— A 
very nice dwarf white variegated jdant, with blue 
llowers. Is. 6c?. each 
CONVOLVULUS MAURITANICUS— Fine 
for bedding, and one of the best plants out 
for baskets and vases, producing abundance of 
lovely mauve-coloured blooms all through the 
summer season. 6c?. each ; 4s. per dozen 
CUPHEA PLATYCENTBA {Cigar Plant)— 
A good old bedding plant, with yellow and 
crimson tube-shaped llowers ; similar to a minia- 
ture showy Fuchsia. 4s per dozen 
GAZANIA SPLENDENS AUREA— Beau- 
tiful golden variegated foliage, flowers produced 
freely. 6c?. each 
GAZANIA SPLENDENS VARIEGATA— 
Beautifully edged with pure white on every 
leaf ; flowers almost equal to the old variety ; a 
fine improvement, ancl one of the best bedding 
plants. 6c?. each 
LITHOSPEBMUM FBUTICOSUM — Un- 
(luestionably one of the best hardy bright blue- 
flowering plants that we possess, and most 
admirably adapted for edging of simng flowering 
or hardy plants, very dwarf. Is. 6c?. each 
MYOSOTIS AZORICA ALBA— Similar in 
habit to M. dissitifiora, but having white instead 
of blue flowers. Plants, Is. each 
MYOSOTIS DISSITIPLOBA — Best of all 
the Forget-me-nots for bedding. Compact habit, 
profuse bloomer, having the appearance when in 
full bloom of a sheet of the most exciuisite blue. 
6c?. each ; 4s per dozen 
MYOSOTIS IMPEBATRICE ELIZABETH 
— Perpetual blooming hybrid, obtained from 
M. azorica and M. alpestris with greatly superior 
features to those fine species ; it is of more 
erect and elegant habit than the former, and 
more compact than the latter, with abundant 
flowers of exceedingly beautiful azure blue tint. 
Is each . 
MYOSOTIS RUPICOLA— The dwarfest and 
neatest of all. 2s. 6c?. each. 
Buiion Hall, Swaffham, Camdeidge, March 30?A, 1882. 
Miss Kent thanks Mr. Canncll most kindly for the little “Forget-me-not” plants; indeed, they 
were received with much delight and admiration. 
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